Tonalité : G major
Verse 1
C
And so, young Prince Valdair,
after having slain the dragon Fafnir,
G
rescued the princess Grigga,
C
and together they mounted
his horse Trigga,
and rode off to the castle Vundabar,
G
where they were married
C
and lived happily ever after.
Well, I'm glad.
They all lived happily,
happily, happily ever after.
G
C
The couple is happily
leaving the chapel,
Bb
A
eternally tied.
D
A
As the curtain descends,
there is nothing but loving and laughter.
Dm
Bb
When the fairy tale ends,
A
Bb
the heroine's always a bride.
D
G
C
Ella, the girl of the cinders,
G
did the washing, the walls,
A
and the windows,
G
C
but she landed a prance
who was brawny and blue
G
D
G
-eyed and blonde.
Cm
Still I honestly doubt
Bb
that she could ever have done it
C
Edim
without that crazy lady
A
Em
with a wand.
A
Cinderella had outside help.
Dm
Bb
I have no one but me,
D
Fairy Godmother,
Godmother, Godmother,
Gm
G
C
G
where can you be?
D
G
D
I haven't got a Fairy Godmother.
C
G
I haven't even got a Godmother.
C
G
C
D
I have a mother, a plain, ordinary wo man.
C
G
C
Snow White was so pretty, they tell us,
A
G
A
that the Queen was insulted and jealous
G
when the Mirror declared that Snow
A
G
A
D
White was the fairest of all.
G
Cm
She was dumped on the border,
Bb
F
but was saved by some men who adored her,
Edim
Em
oh, I grant you.
A
They were small,
Em
but there were seven of them,
A
practically a regiment.
Bb
D
I'm alone in the night, by myself,
Gm
not a dwarf, not an elf,
D
G
C
G
D
not a goblin in side.
G
D
That girl had seven determ
G
C
ined little men
D
C
G
working day and night just for her.
C
D
C
Oh sure, queen gave her
G
C
a poison apple,
G
C
even so she lived happily,
Bb
C
happily, happily ever after.
A magical kiss
counteracted the apple
A
D
eventually.
A
Though I know I'm not clever,
I'll do what they tell me I have to.
Dm
Bb
I want some happily ever after
A
Bb
to happen to me.
G
C
Rapunzel had platinum dresses
G
Bb
that were double the length of her dresses.
A
G
C
G
She was kept in a tower for years
C
G
C
D
by a wicked old witch.
G
Cm
Eb
Till one night in despair, down,
Bb
C
she scrambled by letting her hair down.
Em
A
Em
That's what I call quite a switch,
Edim
A
I wonder.
Em
No, that'll never do.
A
Dm
Bb
I'll be finished before I begin,
D
Bb
and besides, I don't want to get out,
G
I want to get in.
C
I want to live happily,
happily, happily ever after.
I want to walk happily out of the
A
Ebdim
F#m
chapel eternally tied.
B
Em
For I know that I'll never
live happily ever after.
B
C
Em
A
Ebdim
A
Till after I'm a bride,
G
then I'll be happily happy,
C
be happily happy,
G
C
G
and thoroughly satisfied.
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